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Database Design -Stage 1 • Create a E-R diagram of the UK Delivery • Specify all constraints. If a constraint connot be expressed using the diagram, write it down in words ( and clearly) • If you find that additional assumptions are necessary, make them explicitly and include in your document. Database Design -Stage 2 • Realize your E-R diagram as a set of relations using the algorithm for converting the diagrams in the relation model. • Using CREATE TABLE commands or using the wizard provided by Access 2003 to create and specify these relations and all the relevant constraints. • Create the actual relations in your Access database and populate it with data (example data will be provided at due time. Database Design -Stage 3 • To develop the queries that will need to be asked to be able to use the database, as we have the precise tables for our relational database design • Before building the user interface for our system, we must develop code and test the queries that will be needed to access the data in the database. • Work on the SQL queries that access your database to provide the requested information ( Requested information will be provided at due time) • You will eventually use these queries for your final Project submission. Database Design -Stage 4 • Design and implement the screens and user interactions for your shipment monitoring system. • The interactive system should support the various operations required by the various users. • It must be able to ask the queries and perform the updates described before. • It’s up to you design which screens to provide and what to put on each screen. Database Design –Final Stage • Congratulations! You have nearly finished your design. You system should function like these: – Your program must be working and be able to execute all the specified queries. – Besides the portfolio, you should also include your Access program burned on CD.